Water Balance: Achieving Sustainable Development Through a Water Assessment and Management Plan
If water is to be managed in a sustainable way, the planners and managers must know how much there is and how much of it is needed, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions. The report provides the guidance, methods, data, and analyses needed to assess water availability and needs in micro watersheds. It shows how to prepare short-, medium-, and long-term water investment and management plans on the basis of volume of surface and groundwater within a watershed and the needs of agriculture, people, and livestock. It offers a practical approach based on real-life assessments that have helped planners decide on investments to develop and manage water.
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2014-09
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Institutions: | Asian Development Bank ; Asian Development Bank (ADB) |
Subject: | Agriculture and natural resources | Water | water balance | sustainable development | water assessment | integrated water resources management | Pakistan | water availability | rainfall | snowmelt runoff | groundwater | water consumption | agriculture | livestock | watershed management | irrigation | Bajaur | Khyber | Mohmand | geographic information system | Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) | FATA Development Authority | curve number method | electric resistivity survey | water balance model | water infrastructure |
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